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deliver

Definition for deliver

verb as in transfer, carry

verb as in relinquish possession

Strong matches

abandon, cede, commit, grant, resign, yield

Weak matches

give up, let go

verb as in free, liberate

Strongest match

release

Weak match

unshackle

verb as in announce, proclaim

verb as in administer; throw

Strongest matches

direct, dispatch, give, launch, send, transmit

Strong matches

aim, deal, fling, hurl, inflict, pitch, strike

verb as in discharge, give forth

Strong matches

birth, born, feed

Weak match

accouch

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Ten hours later, the officer called back with an even grimmer update: Hamas had just released a public statement, saying that Bipin’s remains would soon be delivered to Israel.

Call options on the S&P 500 will deliver a payoff if the index rises above a predetermined level before a given time, which is known as the expiration date.

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Rockabilly was a strong presence on the original LP, but Mr. Springsteen delivered a ghostly version of the form due to the limitations of his recording setup.

With variants able to deliver a 1,000-pound warhead and reach between 1,000 and 1,500 miles, Tomahawks would allow Ukraine to jeopardize thousands of Russian military targets.

For instance, delivering 1 million Optimus humanoid robots and reaching a $2 trillion market value would unlock one tranche of shares.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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